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The History of Jellyvision

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https://vimeo.com/1195993636 Got two minutes? Then you can learn about the storied history behind Jellyvision, how our company started by making educational comedy and video games and ended up rethinking the way people experience benefits.  Go behind the scenes of the ideas, experimentation, and very human philosophy that shaped ALEX long before AI-powered benefits platforms were […]

Why outdated benefits tech fails your SaaS workforce

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If you’re an HR pro who works in the SaaS industry, a walk around your office might look a little something like this: your engineers are deploying best-in-class code. Your product team is obsessing over user journeys. Your designers are debating visuals like their life depends on it. And then open enrollment rolls around…and suddenly […]

The benefits experience your healthcare workforce actually needs

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Walk into any hospital, urgent care center, or specialty clinic and you’ll see it immediately: healthcare workers navigating complexity at an elite level. They’re reviewing patient histories, interpreting evolving symptoms, coordinating across departments, and making high-stakes decisions—often in minutes. (It only takes one episode of The Pitt to understand just how much pressure these folks […]

A conversation about the messy middle of benefits tech: a product leader’s take on what’s next

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There’s a certain kind of perspective you only get by being in the weeds. Not just overseeing strategy, but actually doing the work. Processing enrollments. Troubleshooting carrier files. Supporting clients, learning their pain points. Building implementations from scratch. Fixing what breaks (and seeing what breaks…a lot). That’s the lens our Director of Product, Lacy Southerland […]

Benefits guidance, meet benefits administration

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Millions of employees already trust ALEX to make smart, confident benefits decisions. ALEX Home has extended that experience into a year-round, AI-powered platform—giving employees a consistent place to go for all things benefits.  ALEX Home is now taking the next step into full benefits administration. Instead of sending employees somewhere new right when they’re ready […]

Navigating a more connected benefits experience with ALEX

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Friendly reminder: Friends of ALEX is our customer community—made up of HR leaders who are in the day-to-day, using ALEX and navigating the same challenges you are. It’s a space to share what’s working (and what’s not), swap ideas, and help shape what we build next. You’re already using ALEX to help employees make confident […]

Early-Onset Cancer Is On the Rise. Here’s How HR Can Encourage Early Detection.

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Not long ago, most people thought of cancer as something that primarily affected older adults. You got your colonoscopy at 50, maybe started paying closer attention to screenings in your 60s, and that was that. But lately, that assumption has started to change. Doctors are seeing more cancer diagnoses in adults under 50 than they […]

Leading Clients Through AI in Benefits: Practical Guidance Without the Hype

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Your clients are hearing about AI everywhere: headlines, boardroom conversations, IT trainings, and vendor pitch decks promising sweeping “AI transformations.” But AI that shows up everywhere isn’t the same as AI that works—especially when benefits are involved. What’s often missing is clear, practical guidance on how AI fits into a benefits strategy without creating unnecessary […]

AI in HR Without the Guesswork: What to Automate, What to Avoid

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AI is already part of everyday work. But when it comes to healthcare, finances, fertility, mental health, or leave—this isn’t just workflow efficiency. These are deeply personal decisions with real consequences. And employees are increasingly turning to general-purpose AI tools for answers, often because they’re fast, familiar, and always available. And updates like ChatGPT Health […]

Brokers don’t need another point solution. They need something that actually holds everything together

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If you’re a broker today, you’re not short on solutions. You’re surrounded by platforms that promise engagement, communication, utilization, personalization, year-round benefits support—often all at once. And to be fair, many of them do something useful. The problem isn’t quality. It’s sprawl. Plans live here. Voluntary benefits live there. Tools, portals, PDFs, policies, microsites, vendors—all […]

From firefighting to strategic: what HR leaders are prioritizing in 2026

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“I’m hopeful, but I’m exhausted.” It’s one of the most common sentiments we’ve heard from HR leaders as we head into 2026. Another top issue? How HR is constantly asked to ‘elevate the employee experience’ in the same breath as eliminating headcount and cutting budget. And after a chaotic year of rising healthcare costs, nonstop […]

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